Seattle Pops

Seattle, United States

4.9

9 reviews

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seattlepops.com
Address:
1714 N 44th St, Seattle, WA, 98103
b/t N Wallingford Ave & N Densmore Ave
Wallingford
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
460 ftN 45th St & Wallingford Ave N
840 ftMeridian Ave N & N 45th St
880 ftMeridian Ave N & N 46th St
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
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Local time (Seattle) 11:04 AM Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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Description

Specialties

2015 Summer Farmers Markets:

Wednesdays (3p-​7p): Columbia City, Wallingford, & Kirkland

Thursdays (3p-​7p): Bellevue

Saturdays (9a-​2p): U-​District, Issaquah, & Shoreline

Sundays (10a-​5p): Fremont & Mercer Island

Local Stores:

Central Co-​Op

Ken’s Market Queen Anne

Sunset Hill Green Market

Take 5 Urban Café

Eat Local (Cap Hill, Downtown, Queen Anne, Burien)

Canal Market

Seattle Pops is family owned and operated. We make Delicious & All-​Natural Pops! All of our Pops are handmade in Seattle, WA. We offer fruit and cream based pops. The Fruity Pops are dairy free and gluten free. The Creamy Pops are gluten free. All of our ingredients are fresh, natural, and as local as we can get them. You can find Seattle Pops at your local Farmers Market and in select stores in the Seattle Area!

History

Established in 2014.

We began planning Seattle Pops in 2012 and launched in 2014 selling in local Farmers Markets! Come try a Seattle Pop!

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9 reviews of Seattle Pops

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Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
We had Pops for dessert at our wedding after trying them MANY times at Farmer’s Markets. We LOVE all of the flavors but our top two are Zesty Lime and Coconut Cream. They were so easy to work with, brought a cute little freezer cart, and everyone raved about them and continue to rave about them. Our sticks were even personalized with our wedding logo and date. We could not have asked for anything more!
Place rating: 5
Renton, WA
I saw the pop up shop at Southcenter Mall, ate one and fell in love! Eight flavors are offered, and I’ve tried seven of them (watermelon was sold out). It’s impossible for me to pick a favorite. FYI: if you eat the blueberries ‘n cream, make sure you have a toothpick or dental floss. I had blueberries stuck in my teeth until I found a toothpick. But it was worth the minor embarrassment. You can enjoy the flavors without it being overly sweet.
I will be heartbroken when they leave. I hope they turn up at Farmers’ Markets in Bellevue or Renton.
Place rating: 5
Renton, WA
I actually went to a kiosk that was temporarily trying out a space at Westfield Southcenter mall. Usually found in farmers markets around the Seattle area. It was so hot yesterday and was just telling my friend that a cold Popsicle sounded so good. Then the planets aligned and it was right in front of Macy’s! I got the lime and friend got watermelon. Sooooo tasty and satisfying. It was 3.50 each but It was full flavored and perfect size. It literally tastes like those fruits. I would love it see it again but I wouldn’t mind finding it at a farmers market :)
Place rating: 5
Pittsburg, KS
When I saw this popsicle stand, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. I ordered the coconut popsicle and it was amazing. It was creamy and full of flavor as well as chunks of toasted coconut flakes. I would definitely recommend it to anyone and everyone.
Place rating: 5
New York, NY
They are soooooooo great. At first I thought the flavor is just like shaved ice. I had the coffee one, and it is super creamy. Great joy!
Place rating: 5
Fairbanks, AK
Amazing Popsicles and even better customer service!!! The ladies and Gent of Seattle pops are some of the nicest people around, and they make some kick ass Popsicles!
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Seattle Pops has some great flavors. I have had several (chocolate banana, lime, strawberry, watermelon, strawberry basil). The fruit based ones are great for a hot-​summer day walking arround. My personal favorite is either chocolate banana or strawberry basil.
I have taken some to work and my boss has requested that I bring them to some of our customers.
The quality is great and worth the detour to find on any warm day in Seattle!
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
I have tried a few vegan flavors and ice cream flavors, but the coconut is TOP NOTCH. So good. The fruity flavors are vegan and don’t have the same delicious creaminess, but if you’re vegan you take what you can get (not to say those flavors weren’t great as well). I, on the other hand, will be enjoying the coconut ice cream bar every time I make it out to the Fremont Market.
Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
I see pops! I saw Seattle Pops for the first time in Fremont, I’m thinking it was for the Fremont Sunday Market, but I’m not sure since I spend a lot of time in that hood.
Before I actually saw them, I had heard about them. Dreams of strawberry basil pops danced in my head, waiting for a day when I would get to try one. The strawberry is fresh and sweet. Combined with the basil, well, they go perfectly together!
Aside from at Fremont, I recently saw Seattle Pops at GeneroCity, an event held at the Living Computer Museum. That night, they only had the strawberry basil but that’s okay because it’s exactly what I wanted. They were handing out mini-​pops (which I believe sell for about $ 2) and let me tell you, nothing says summer like a pop!
Do yourself a favor and try one!